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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
4
A historical discussion outlines senate rules governing presidential appointments and executive sessions. It argues secrecy protects key nominees, delaying action to prevent hasty decisions, and asserts the appointee most likely to avoid objections earns no benefit from public scrutiny.
The text outlines rules for a word golf game where players change a word letter by letter to form new common words within a given stroke count. It emphasizes valid common usage words, forbids abbreviations, and requires each step to be a real word.
The annual community service is set for Sunday at Tabor Park with 1.30 p.m. start and music by the choir. Walter Benedek, a member of the House of Delegates, is among those expected to attend, as Rev Dr P E Heimer and George Beiter are listed for the eve ning program at Tabernacle.
The obituary notes Francis E. Warne of Wyoming Warren marking his sixty sixth birthday and sixty plus years in service. It lauds his leadership in cattle and sheep industries and his role in the senate, praising a long career and steady influence amid changing times.
Police in Bangor appeal for help locating William N. Har oF who vanished from his South Me on home during the night of March 3. Investigators describe him as a man of medium build with brown hair and no distinguishing marks, ask residents to report any sightings to local authorities.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Frederick events from twenty years ago with garbled names and phrases. No clear person, organization, or location details present to form a complete factual summary.
Reading is incomplete and unclear about teams or events. The fragment mentions seeing things, places, and a possible beat or point. No verifiable names or dates present.
Readable fragments describe a game or event with unnamed teams and unclear locations. Key entities and specifics are absent leaving only partial phrases and stray words. No decisive outcome or participants can be identified from the available content.
Fragmentary column recalls notable birthdays including Henry Todar and Nelson Mandela while mentioning historical figures tied to the era. It references Norway and U S politics with a nostalgic tone and vague horoscopic remarks.
Dr Norris Fishrein outlines dangers of acids like nitric sulfuric and hydrochloric in factories. He notes burns vary by acid strength, with nitric acid causing severe injuries and sulfuric acid healing slowly, recommending bicarbonate washes and protective gloves for workers.
A jumbled text describes steps for a cake or dessert including beating eggs and whites, sugar, cream, and a cooling rack. It mentions ingredients and methods but several phrases are garbled, making specifics uncertain. The readable parts point to a once detailed kitchen recipe presented as damaged OCR.
Fragmentary item notes a Garfield shot incident and references President Garin, with unclear date or location, but hints at a political or political-adjacent event.
Readable text shows a photo caption about Span sailors rescued at sea and a ship named Ramon Franca along with Spanish flyers. The fragment mentions a rescue event and involved vessels but lacks full details or dates. Further context from the article would provide complete attribution and sequence.
Lime Kiln, July 1. Mrs. F. EB Woods and daughter Lailfad and Miss Johnson Covington Va are visiting Mr Louis Gu and family. Roderick and Frederick at home with sister Mrs George. Antoinette Brosius Georgetown Hospital patient recovering spends time at parental home. Ruth Feags Hyattsville teacher spends summer with parents. Harold Mickey Martinsburg visits Feaga family. Fisher spends a day with Mr and Mrs Bruchle.
Postmaster General Brown warns the nation about a rising habit of stamp licking and stamps not sticking properly. He conducted tests to identify faults in gum and mentions issues with stamp placement, rotary presses, and the possibility of heat and processing contributing to the problem.
A garbled text snippet shows a debate over the use of stickum on stamps and a mention of Brown. The fragment references Caan and a biore seed Aosicat of Del aney, but details are unclear and no coherent event or dates are present.
Dr. Wisherd of Lenorsburg received a threatening letter from Nynesberd Pa ordering him to place 60 in cash in a jar at a described spot by 10 o'clock Saturday night. He and Sheriff Kline staged a ring of six deputies guarding the jar but no one appeared and they left empty handed.
Doubs, 15th Davis hosts Louise Roberts and Isabel Sink visiting locally. Mrs. C. 30 spent a week with Roy Kemp and son. Sunday guests included Mr. William Blessing and family and Mrs. George Bies from Baltimore. Reed Edwards and daughters visited at their parental home.
A garbled collage of remarks on trade theory, European political fate, payroll inefficiency, and the impact of talkies. Names like Ramsay MacDonald and George Jean, scattered percentages and claims, appear in a muddled newspaper fragment without clear context or coherent argument.
A brief note from Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon presents the word inexorable as unyielding and unmovable, likening it to the inevitability of time. The piece emphasizes careful word usage and pronunciation guidance for readers.
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